Addiction therapists trying to help addicted in the game

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7-27-2009 @ 5:09PM

Niko said...

When I hit 20 days I felt like I was wasting my life...

7-27-2009 @ 6:10PM

Dr Jekyll said...

45 days for me which was quite the wake up call considering I had only owned the game for about a year.

7-27-2009 @ 7:55PM

Yeah but dont you think that if someone ran an actual timer on your other activities you'd be equally shocked. According to the A.C. Nielsen Co., the average American watches 2 months of nonstop TV-watching per year. I personally feel siginifigently less lame that this probably is also trute for me.. but is WoW instead.

7-28-2009 @ 2:26PM

Deadly. Off. Topic. said...

Okay. This beats me in curiosity, but...

20 days of game time equal what? 480 hours right?

Technically since most people sleep, eat, go to work/school or actually leave the house, you’re not actually playing at a full day’s schedule... If you played 4 hours a day that means you only played wow for 120 different days in the course of a year. A span of game time played through 4 months of doing other things at the same time, really.

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